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This morning, Geoff searched the house all over for his car keys to take Hazel to day care. 40 minutes and a few frantic calls to Kim later to see if she had happened to grab his keys by mistake, he finds it in the trunk of Hazel’s toy scooter. Geoff says he can’t be a hundred percent certain, but he swears when he pulled the keys out of the trunk, he saw Hazel give a big wide grin, like “look what I did”. Cheeky little thing J

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Hazel has been working really hard at school this year. Soccer practice 4 days a week after school, volunteering, an AP class as a freshman, student newspaper, homework, etc. There have been some late evenings and skipping some family stuff to work. She’s been putting

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